I'm doing a project on the Constitution, so I've had to type "Constitution" a million times and I kept misspelling it as I was typing since I type so fast (I'd miss a T or an an I or something), so I decided to set the AutoCorrect option to automatically fix it to the right word regardless of how I spelled it so I wouldn't have to keep going back and fixing it.
But, I spelled it "Constiution" and as I went to click AutoCorrect, I accidentally hit "Add to Dictionary". So now it says it's spelled right when it's not.
Is there anyway to REMOVE the misspelled word from the dictionary?? Or do I have to always keep going back and checking to make sure it's right from now on?
I can't find the dictionary anywhere to try and remove it... Help!
2006-11-22
06:28:06
·
3 answers
·
asked by
chica_zarca
6
in
Computers & Internet
➔ Software
Countessa, I tried what you said, but that's not quite the same thing. It's not in the replace area, it's in the dictionary itself. I didn't set it to be replaced by anything, it's added to the dictionary. So according to the program "Constiution" is a real word and doesn't need to be replaced. Know what I mean?
Sorry, I know this is kind of confusing, I'm having a hard time explaining what I mean.
2006-11-22
07:42:24 ·
update #1